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The headquarters of chemicals maker Lanxess are seen in Cologne, Germany November 15, 2018. Wolfgang Rattay
The headquarters of chemicals maker Lanxess are seen in Cologne, Germany November 15, 2018. Wolfgang Rattay
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German specialty chemicals maker Lanxess (LXSG.DE) said on Monday it expected its fourth-quarter core profit to come in above market expectations.

The Cologne-based company expects its quarterly earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) pre-exceptionals to be around 159 million euros ($164 million), exceeding market analysts' forecast of 130 million according to a Vara consensus.

The chemicals group also expects EBITDA, adjusted for special items, to amount to around 614 million euros for 2024, which is 20% above last year's level and at the upper end of its guidance range of 10-20% growth.

"The fourth quarter was positively influenced by a stronger than expected December, in particular due to customers’ pre-buying," the company said in a statement, but flagged the underlying macroeconomic environment has not improved.

Shares in the company were up 4.1% as of 1241 GMT.

Lanxess will release its 2024 fiscal year results on March 20, 2025.

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